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A Model for Professional Development: Annie’s Project National Educator Conferences
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Managing for Today and Tomorrow: An Effective Transition Planning Course for Farm and Ranch Women
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Annie’s Project Farm and Ranch Business Management Course for Women Created Positive Impacts in 14 States
Annual Report FY 2016: One Year With the Women in Ag Program
One Year With the Women in Ag Program - July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016
(Issued Spring 2017)
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Women's Roles in Farm and Ranch Transition Planning Online Course
Transitioning the land to the next generation of farmers and ranchers is a major responsibility. This course was developed to introduce you to transition planning and give women of all ages specific action steps they can take. You will learn how to help move your farm or ranch business to the next generation whether family members or non-related business partners are involved. Register for this free course on eXtension.
Evaluation of Professional Development: Annie’s Project Educator Conferences - 2016
Evaluation of Professional Development: Annie’s Project Educator Conferences
NACAA Poster 2016
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Presentation: Collaboration Strengthens Outreach to Audiences of Women in Ag
Presentation: Collaboration Strengthens Outreach to Audiences of Women in Ag
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Iowa Heartbeat of the Farm: Human Resource Management 2015
Iowa Heartbeat of the Farm: Human Resource Management 2015
Extension Risk Management Poster 2015
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University of Nebraska–Lincoln Women in Agriculture 2012 Survey
Women have always been an integral partner in the success of Nebraska agriculture. They have worked in roles that are often left undefined, yet vital to the health and well-being of their agricultural operation and to the agricultural community at large. As societal and economic changes have occurred, so have the roles ofwomen producers within and beyond the farm or ranch operation.
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